Category Archives: Inventor

Autodesk Network Licensing Information

Posted on October 4, 2011 by Kyle Kondo

Network Licensing Overview Autodesk network licensing gives you a pool of floating licenses where users are able to check out a license from the license pool upon launch of their Autodesk software.  This means that you can install the software … Continue reading →

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Autodesk Cloud

Posted on September 27, 2011 by Kyle Kondo

Autodesk Cloud was recently released for all subscription customers.  What is Autodesk Cloud?  It’s an online service that gives you access to a variety of online server based applications.  The core application is a central file storage and sharing service … Continue reading →

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Inventor Fusion – Survey Prism

Posted on September 22, 2011 by Kyle Kondo

If you’ve ever seen a survey prism, you may find them hypnotic to look at.  You’ll always see the pupil of your eye in the dead center, no matter what angle you look into the prism from.  So, how does … Continue reading →

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123d Unit Settings and Inventor Fusion

Posted on May 20, 2011 by Kyle Kondo

The 123d beta is now available to download for free from 123dapp.com.  If you’ve been following Inventor Fusion, then you’ll already have a good idea of what 123d is like.  There are not too many differences between Inventor Fusion and … Continue reading →

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Inventor Fusion Settings and AutoCAD’s Edit in Fusion Button

Posted on May 6, 2011 by Kyle Kondo

One of the biggest areas that Inventor Fusion seems to be hurting in is the lack of options and settings.  It’s easy to complain about most Autodesk software having too many options, variables, and settings.  It makes the software difficult … Continue reading →

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